Man with shotgun found in dumpster near Burger King
A 30 year old Frederick area man wearing ketchup and mustard was found in a dumpster at a Walkersville Burger King with a 12 gauge shotgun. Police say the weapon was unloaded but a shell was found in his sock. The man was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital for a mental evaluation and the investigation continues.
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Walkersville
Burger King
Maryland
Frederick Area
Kevin Gardner
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Tom Staley
Survivors' lawyer disputes abuse claims in sect case
In Houston a lawyer for survivors of a religious cult’s five day standoff with federal agents says parents used “Christian discipline” but did not beat children inside the compound. A psychiatrist who counseled 21 children who left the compound says they were beaten with a wooden paddle for minor misdeeds but stops short of labeling leader David Koresh a child abuser.
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Houston
David Koresh
No Lotto jackpot in Maryland drawing worth 4 million
Maryland Lottery reports no jackpot winner for Wednesday night with an estimated prize of four million dollars. Five numbers were matched by 45 players earning 842 dollars per winning ticket. four numbers were matched by 1,995 players earning 33 dollars per ticket. Next drawing is expected at about five million.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Maryland Lottery
Weather outlook for Western Maryland and Maryland mountains
Tonight clear and cool with lows near 40 to 45. Friday sunny and pleasant with highs in the mid to upper 70s. Extended outlook through Monday mostly sunny with highs in the 70s and lows 50s to 55. Accu Weather forecast calls for thunderstorms from the Great Lakes to North Dakota with heavy rain in Montana and showers in the Rockies and Washington.
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Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington Counties
Maryland Mountains
Accu
Great Lakes
North Dakota
Montana
Rockies
Washington
Texas
New Mexico
Murderers' row led cocaine ring met in prison, police say
Baltimore investigators say leaders of a million-dollar-a-month drug ring met at Maryland Penitentiary while serving murder sentences and planned anew criminal venture. Raids across 13 sites netted 38000 in cash 100000 worth of drugs and multiple weapons.
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Baltimore
Maryland Penitentiary
Rob Dewberry
Baltimore County
Harford County
FBI
Robert Lee Wilson
Woodlawn
Mount Airy man kills three then self in Maryland
George E. Lubowski 31 of Old Oak Drive drove his pickup onto the Sixes Road lawn in Prince Frederick and opened fire inside a former girlfriend’s home. He killed Christopher L. Delander 33 and John Kyle Richardson Jr. 32 before pursuing Frances Anne Earp 29 into the yard and fatally shooting her, then turning the shotgun on himself. A 2-year-old girl in the house survived and is staying with relatives.
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Prince Frederick
Mount
Christopher L. Delander
John Kyle Richardson Jr
Hyattsville
Lubowski
Frances Anne Earp
Thieves Take 25 CDs From Tower Records in Broad Daylight
Montgomery County police say a man grabbed about 25 compact discs from Tower Records in Congressional Plaza around 3 p.m. Tuesday. A second man threatened a guard with a handgun as they fled on foot toward Rockville Pike, then reportedly entered an early model Ford headed south. The two in the store were described as 6 feet 11 inches tall and about 185 pounds.
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Rockville
Tower Records
Congressional Plaza
Rockville Pike
Judge defers ruling on testimony in Fagan murder case
A Maryland judge postponed ruling on admitting grand jury testimony in the 1992 murder case of Deborah Lynn Fagan. William Robert Fagan of Monrovia, 37, is charged with first degree murder. brother Thomas Theodore Fagan, 38, faces obstructing justice and perjury charges. Trial slated for early June.
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William Robert Fagan
Fagan
Monrovia
Deborah Lynn Fagan
Thomas Theodore Fagan
Spencerville
Matthew Black
Philip Armstong
Frederick County Circuit Court
Armstrong
Frederick County
Mary Ann Stepler
Jerry F. Barnes
Kemptown
Rankles Drive
Ted Nee
Two Montgomery Men Charged In Coldstream Drive Break-In
Two Montgomery County men James R. Saunders 20 Gaithersburg and Changus Hayes 19 Rockville were arrested after allegedly breaking into a house on Coldstream Drive Lake Linganore deputies said both are charged with breaking and entering and held in lieu of 2500 bail each. A homeowner reported the door was locked upon return and saw curtains move from a neighbor’s call. Maryland State Police seek the suspect or suspects who removed 12 directional signs on US 15 at Md 26 valued about 1500. Anyone with information should call 663 3101.
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Lake Linganore
Montgomery County
Coldstream Drive
James R. Saunders
Gaithersburg
Changus
Hayes
Rockville
Frederick County
Jim Hovis
Gino
Charles Tobery
Maryland
US 15
W.J. Updegrass
Fire log highlights from 24-hour period
Fire calls reported across multiple locations including 38060 Shadbush Court at 11:03 am a townhouse fire at Citizens Independent Junior United 14221 Hoovers Mill Road at 7:35 pm and alarm activity at Graceham Rocky Ridge Redfeld Court and Hillcrest Drive with 7353 pm events noted along with ambulance emergencies routines and miscellaneous focal alarms.
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Shadbush Court
Citizens Independent
United
Hoovers Mill Road
Graceham
Rocky Ridge
Redfeld Court
Hillcrest Drive
Focal Alarm
Independent
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George B. Delaplaine Jr
Myron W. Randall
Marlene B. Young Secretary
Philip W. Hammond
George E. Randall
Edward M. Gaydos
Edward F. Mull
Ervin H. Hagg
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Patrick Street
Inty Bureau
Maryland Ave
News Matters
Equest
Aba
Marsland
Agit Daly
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Westminster
National Weather
Colo
I0s
Charles M Gruss
Moe"' Goodman
Goodman
Robert Smallwood
Abdullah Mateen
George Dorsey
News-Post
Steven D. Campen
W. Patrick St. Frederick
Panae
Dupont Masterlife
Dupont
Masterlife
Saxony
Kehne
Golden Mile
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